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help send copies overseas to some of the

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fans to help vote three guys. So, we we

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did it for as long as we could and we uh

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sent over 100 TV guides to people

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overseas and then they received their TV

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guides. You cast them upload a picture

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to our Facebook page with a message with

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cast and crew and I'll put them all in a

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book to give you guys to take back to

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Vancouver. No way.

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And uh we're just her for you know I

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heard you know uh we uh we're not in

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like the the we're not on the front

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cover like a lot of these magazines the

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the the major media doesn't talk about

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us hardly at all. We're not, you know,

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team or any of this there. We're not one

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of the shows that's kind of like always

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a hot list and stuff. So when you guys

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come through and do something like you

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did with the TV Guide and People's

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Choice,

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it it reminds us why we work so hard. So

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thank you very much. Thank you guys.

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Uh over here. Hi. Hi. Hi. Okay, I'm

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going to break this series with a really

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funny one. All right. Okay. Ready for

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this? Is that a question?

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Okay. The bloopers. Seasons one and two

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had a lot of fart jokes.

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So, you get on prescription medicine

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like or something or why.

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I just remember you.

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I started tweeting instead.

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That's how I released gas.

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That was me, by the way. Tweety. Tweety

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back there. Tweety. Yeah, that was me

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back there. It was like tweeting. Well,

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thank you for tweeting at me.

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Seriously? Yes. Um,

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Maybe, you know what? I I actually I

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theory as to why

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the flatulation was a little curved by

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the season 3. Uh and I would probably

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throw it in the ballpark of diet.

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Seriously. I mean it was he was like a a

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protein powder pound a thong. Yeah. It

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was I mean with shakes and bars and all

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that stuff and Yeah. you know, it'll

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it'll get you in shape and muscular,

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but thank you. Next question.

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Another period I got. Thank you.

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questions. Congratulations on your one

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year [Music] [Music]
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anniversary. I think they're wonderful.

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Thank you. Okay, question. Season 5 DVD

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showed a lot about stage with your crew.

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well. I think that's great. Matter of

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fact, you could tell Joe did a wonderful

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job with um French State, your stunt

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coordinator. It was awesome. And is

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there anything that you would like to do

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if you weren't acting in that kind of

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field? Like I drafted and like change

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career for a day on the set. Career day

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on the set. We do that from time to time

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to be honest.

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I'll see uh driver. Yeah. But I already

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he gets he has to like get all, you

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know, deed out and then he just sits

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there on the sidelines. He's like,

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"Yeah, I want to be I want to be Cliff.
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all day. He just sits make sure we're

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in our trailers, I was like, "All right,

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I'm going to play."

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yeah. I mean, Lou's job is pretty fun.

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you mentioned him. I said sorry. Lolo.

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that little slap on the ass there was

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his idea.

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something like that than I am. A lot of

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producers. Yeah.

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in charge of all the guns. Oh, yeah.

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What do you call them? Oh, yeah. Armor.

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Armor. Or armor. Yeah. Armor. Yeah. We

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have whenever there is gun fire on set,

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there's another guy who shows up. So

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when there's no gunfire, which we always

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have our guns, you know, but if we're if

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we draw them and all that stuff, we're

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never we're never shooting. We're just,

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you know, we always have them. We're

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using them. Then you just need your

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props person who is our onset our onset

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props is uh a girl like Rob and she's

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great because she instantly seizes the

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guns from away from us as soon as they

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yell cut because she knows we're going

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to sit there and pull them apart.

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seasons of using the same guns like I

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can I can take that thing apart, put it

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back together with my eyes closed and

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so in fact I think I did that one of the

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episodes I was just like taking things

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she you know is constantly scolding us.

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actual gun fire, he's the one that shows

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up with the with the uh with the

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gunpowder and the bullets and

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everything. A lot of people folks and we

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always have to fight to get we always

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have to fight to get what's called the

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full loads because each blank uh bullet

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has a quarter load, a half load, or a

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full load of gunpowder in it. We always

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want the full load cuz it's the big boom

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and the big flash. But a lot of times

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we're in very, you know, confined space

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and a small set and just for for noise

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ordinance purposes, if we're like in a

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I'd like to know if um Sam is still free

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of clowns. [Applause] [Applause]
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Maybe not anymore. He was for a while.

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Thank you though. Are you

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a question. Um, my comment

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is the tiger. [Applause]

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What's your question? Doing the the

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what? Thank you. Um so my question is in

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the episode other than the obvious, how much

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episode other than the obvious, how much
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and why did they show up of your Are you

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ashamed? She was working. Yes. I'm

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completely ashamed of my first uh

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I'm just kidding. No. Uh I

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um there. Yes. What happened was they

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sent uh researchers to come and watch us

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and they took notes of every little

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detail. No, that that was all there was

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say aside from using the same names.

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None that I mean that was very very

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small reality. So you don't have the

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acquiring? Uh, no. But but the great

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thing was is when my agent saw that, uh,

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she instantly said, "Well, that is your

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trailer, right?" I'm like, "No, it's

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not." So, it will be now for season

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7. So, I was like, "Hey guys, your

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mistake. You put it on the you put it on

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the screen." And that's that's now. Um,

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and then as far as like Jensen's

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personal life, that I mean it there was

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more of a gag there to have Jen be on

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the show because of the Ruby thing. The

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Neil's never been on the show, so there

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really wasn't that. And there's only 42

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minute show. If it was maybe a

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three-hour show, I think they had a lot

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of stuff that we thought would be funny.

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They had to because we had so many

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different jokes they could have done and

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we could have just gone as far as we

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wanted to about how kooky actors are and

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how kind of self-centered and mean and

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bad acting scenes and everything else.

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So, we had to dial it down a lot. And

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obviously, like you said, since Jen was

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in the show, uh it was easy to make a

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gag, right? But you don't shoot, right?

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We do shoot in Canada. That is factual.

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No, we do. We shoot Vancouver. Oh, yeah.

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We do. We filmed a show in Vancouver,

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which was a couple of those lines were

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out of this like the if I had one more

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conversation about hockey, I'm going to

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puke. That That was from real life

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experience. I'm sorry if there's hockey

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fans, but when you live in Vancouver,

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shut up.

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I know they're in the finals and good

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luck to you all right now. Right now

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they are. Yeah. Go. Thank you.

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Cheers. Love you guys. Love you back.

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Thank you. I have a question about

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wardrobe on the show. Sam wears a a

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brown hoodie or he did um moments that

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seem like they might be more emotional

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when when Dean told him that they he

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thought their dad went to hell for him

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when he tried to make the first deal to

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get out of hell. But in the episode with

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the giant spider monster, Robo Sam was

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wearing brown and it wasn't Sam because

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he didn't take it to hell. And I'm

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wondering if they sure it was different

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if they choose that for the emotional

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connection or if they just say here. You

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know what the there's a lot that goes

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through that's actually a very good

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question. Um it sounds much easier to

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answer than it is but a lot of

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times like the reason I was wearing it

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when I made the crossroads deal is

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because um logistically we shoot that

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outside. And so if I'm in knee pads, if

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I have elbow pads, if there's a fight

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scene, um or it's bitter cold. And so if

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I have that jacket on, it's puffy and I

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can have under layers on that the

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audience cannot see, but I can stay warm

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cuz you take the jacket off and every

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line your lips are shivering. And so a

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lot of times it just happens that we go

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from an outside scene into an inside

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scene. Like when dad was going to go to

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help us, I think that was right after

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the car crash. And so we've had those

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jackets because we were doing a lot of

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outside scenes and the car crash and the

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gun. We're shooting at nighttime in

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Vancouver. It's cold. Um and so it's

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more about logistics of whether we're

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shooting inside or outside compared with

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what the scene's about. Yeah. But I I

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will in addition to that, I will say

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Diane, who is our our uh custom

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designer, she she will sit down and

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think about all of those storyline

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points to a certain outfit. And then

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we'll have you give us, you know, her

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suggestions, but she never is like, you

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have to wear this. She's like, you could

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wear this, but if you want to wear

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something a little warmer, we have

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something like this, like this. So, a

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lot of it is, you know, we have an

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opportunity to kind of mix and match,

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but there are a lot of things that she

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does specifically for story points. So,

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especially sometimes we shooting like in

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the motel scene and I want to have a

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t-shirt on because it's like, listen,

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we're at the motel. We've been here

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overnight. Like, I wouldn't be wearing a

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coat and a jacket. and she'll say, "But

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the problem is is that you get a phone

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call from Bobby and you rush out of the

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room and the next four scenes are

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outside at night and you're in a t-shirt

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and you're in a t-shirt." So, you can't

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have that. And a lot of times the

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beginning of one episode will start

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directly after the end of the prior

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episode. And so, we'll wear a whole

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outfit and and for two episodes or

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something like that. And so, we're going

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to have indoor and outdoor scenes and

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there's a bite scene, we can't have

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sleeves on. So, a lot of times it'll

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have no double who wears pads or us

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wearing pads cuz we have to go out. So

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there are a lot of logistics to go up to

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the way. Thank you. Thank you.

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[Applause] It's great to see y'all. I'm from West

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It's great to see y'all. I'm from West
Virginia, so I say that word, too. Yeah.

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Good to see you. Um, and one of my

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favorite elements of the show is the

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protectiveness that the brothers show

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each other. So, I was wondering that if

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as Jared and Jensen, you've had any

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moments where you felt or displayed a

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protective attitude toward one another.

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One time he tried to eat some of my

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fries. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Um, yeah, that's

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Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Um, yeah, that's
how season one we got jumped by like

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eight guys. Yeah, that was one I

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specifically heard about. So, yeah,

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library. Well, we're still here, so we

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should They didn't see us stand up.

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They're like, "That's that Seventh

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Heaven guy and that short guy. That's

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guy. That's
me." And they were like, "We're from the

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South, boys."

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Um, but yeah, I mean that was that was a

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specific and a half years ago there.

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Yeah, there's absolutely been times when

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he and I have had to stand up for each

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other in real life. Um I mean we do so

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much like even like here this weekend,

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you know, we'll be hanging out this

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weekend and you know, there's absolutely

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been times where it's like, "Hey, hey,

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hey, hey, hey, what's going on?" You

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know, um we fly home constantly. I I

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remember one one time this guy was just

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got on the plane and he and I were

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already in our seats and he just was

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acting like a total jackass and and

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Jared immediately just like stood up,

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grabbed his bag, threw it in the

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overhead carpet and I was like, "Oh, I

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need to I don't really

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need I need this." But I mean, there's

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there's a definite sense of I got your

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back and there has been since day one.

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So, [Applause] [Applause]
[Music]

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Thank you so much.

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[Applause] One of the reasons why I love

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One of the reasons why I love
Supernatural so much is because of the

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variety of types of episodes. My

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question is, which script surprised you

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the most when first reading it? Either

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as I cannot believe I get to or have to

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do this or as I can't believe they came

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up with this.

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I start with season one episodes 1 2 3 4

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5 6

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basically all the ones in season 2 and

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three and four uh there's I mean that's

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bugs. Yeah, I mean there's a there's a lot

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Yeah, I mean there's a there's a lot
there's a lot that I can you know one

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that comes to mind immediately is

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changing channels.

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[Applause] Edward what's that? Yeah, basically

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Edward what's that? Yeah, basically
anything by Ben Evan is

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what

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berries teddy bear. The teddy bear

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is we we have we have gotten over the

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what the hell kind of show is this a

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long time ago. There there's very few

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things they can throw our way that we're

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like that's weird.

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I mean, especially after the French

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mistake, it's like, all right, basically

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and real Ghostbusters for y'all

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guys. Um, so it's I think it's it's

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actually very uh it's very exciting for

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me and and I know Jared as well to be a

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part of a show that has an opportunity

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to go that outside the box. And not only

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do we go there, but we jump

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fullheartedly into it and we do it a

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lot. So I think it's great that we have

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the ability to as a story line to to go

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on. I mean the the the western episode

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it's uh it's like what's next? I

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remember, you know what's funny is that

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I remember um I no I for sure I think

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Jensen did as well. The first episode we

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ever did that kind of touched on angels

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which was long before season 4 when it

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was called touched on

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how we got changed like three or four

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times. So, how's the movie's final

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title? And he and I both read it were

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like, "Are we making a religious

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statement now?" Because we got to the

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show to do kind of urban myths and

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legends and things that go on with the

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he and I both kind of it was a difficult

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it was difficult to kind of wrap our

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heads around that way wait are we now

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going to be a conduit for the writers to

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have a religious message of some sort.

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Like we both had a difficult time kind

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of dealing with that. I did especially

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because I was like, well, what are they

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going to end up wanting to say? like now

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I'm saying it and it was really I think

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that was the first time we actually had

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a conference call like we first time and

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I were like we just need to talk about

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the like direction of the show because

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we're we're a little confused right now.

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Um and they but they listened to us and

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they were like no no no that's not this

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is our own fictional story that is you

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know going to go crazy and kooky and

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we'll take little pieces of you know

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biblical story and twist it and turn it

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into so we're like okay it's obviously

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like not a a and then by the time yeah

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there's no and then by the time season 4

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happened I think they wrote it during

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the summer they were like send it to

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them they're on vacation they're not

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going to care to read them

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cast cast out

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what but that worked out pretty well. So

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I'm glad the show ended up going there.

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But if we like you said about

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Supernatural, they really delve into all

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these different um arenas. So it's been

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nice. Thank you. Thank you.

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[Music] [Applause]

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My question is for Jensen. Come on.

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What does he think about my performance?

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You're welcome, Eric. Thank you. Okay,

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take care.

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in the man who would be king. Um, Dean

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calls Caspel the Valkyrie Barctopus of

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a Did you know who

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Valkyus was? Yes.

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Did you? Oh, yeah.

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Yes. Yes.

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Yes.
Did did the reference sound cell sound

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cell sound was the reference like in or

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were there a lot of people like wait

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back then

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what did he call him? No cuz I remember

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I read that I'm like he

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he I love her just like that. Some again

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some I actually have to look up I'm like

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what? And then I look at the front cover

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it says Ben Atlanta. I'm like

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thank you. So, yes, I I Are you kidding?

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I'm cheer show. Yes. Thanks, man.

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Hi, I'm Ashley and before my question, I

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just want to say I really appreciate

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everything you guys do and I'm really

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excited to see you next season. Thanks.